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The purpose of this amendment 03 is to provide the following notification: PIEE Solicitation Module Notification The Government intends to utilize the Procurement Integrated Enterprise Environment (PIEE) Solicitation Module for the posting, dissemination, and receipt of proposals for any subsequent solicitation resulting from this market research. To ensure your organization is prepared to access solicitation documents and submit responses, interested offerors are encouraged to review the PIEE Solicitation Module registration instructions provided as an attachment to this posting. Offerors are advised to complete the registration process prior to any potential solicitation release to avoid delays. The purpose of this amendment 02 is to extend the response due date from 01 December 2025 to 08 December 2025. The purpose of this amendment 01 is to extend the response due date from 13 October 2025 to 01 December 2025. The U.S. Army Contracting Command - Rock Island, on behalf of the Project Manager Close Combat Systems (PM CCS), is issuing a sources sought announcement in an effort to identify capable sources for the production and delivery of the following: MK76-5 Twin Pack Practice Bomb (NSN 1325-01-071-2560; P/N 2193779), BDU-33 D/B Practice Bomb (NSN 1325-01-054-2906; P/N 7729467-10), and 25 lb. Bomb Suspension Lug (NSN 1325-01-236-8604; P/N8631481) for Fiscal Years (FYs) 2027-2031 requirements. "Twin Pack" refers to the two practice bombs that come in one box. The U.S. Government is considering one Firm Fixed Price (FFP) production contract with five one-year ordering periods and a yearly production quantity of approximately of 60,000-70,000 each MK76-5 Twin Pack Practice Bombs, 17,000 each BDU-33 D/B Practice Bombs, 17,000 each 25 lb. Bomb Suspension Lugs. ITEM DESCRIPTION: The MK76-5 Practice Bomb is approximately 24.64" long, has a finished weight of approximately 24.5 lbs. and consists of fabricated steel. The bomb has a firing pin assembly, aft body assembly, bomb body, and a center cotter pin. The MK14 lug is required for suspension with the MK76-5 Practice Bomb and is included in the MK76-5 Practice Bomb Technical Data Package (TDP). The BDU-33 D/B Practice Bomb is approximately 22.9" long, has a finished weight of approx. 25 lbs. and consists of fabricated steel. The bomb has a firing pin assembly, fin assembly, bomb body, and a pin. The 25 lb. Bomb Suspension Lug is required for suspension with the BDU-33 D/B Practice Bomb. The Navy is the end user of the MK76-5 Practice Bomb, and the Air Force is the end user of the BDU-33 D/B Practice Bomb. Both practice bombs are utilized for pilot training and certification requirements. CRITICAL PROCESSES/SKILLS: Manufacture of the practice bombs requires skilled welders, machinists and a facility capable of supporting high quality zinc phosphate coating and painting processes. These skills and capabilities are important but are not unique. Manufacture of the lugs requires critical skills includin…